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Leeds University Business School
Sustainability and Climate Change
Dr Hinrich Voss LUBS5234M/LUBS5233M
Interrelatedness of ‘sustainabilities’
Marshall and Harry (2005)
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Societal Risk
Water Supply Crises
Food shortage crises
WEF, 2013
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Water Scarcity
NIC (2012)
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Environmental Risk
Rising GHG emissions
Failure of climate change adaptation
WEF, 2013
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Economic Risk
Extreme volatility in energy and agriculture prices
WEF, 2013
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Risk Likelihood
X X
X X
X
X X
X
WEF, 2013
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Risk Impact
X
X
X
X X
X
WEF, 2013
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Global Factory – an example
Core functions Distributed mfg Local market adaptation
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Sustainability and the Global Factory
Core functions Distributed mfg Local market adaptation EPI Score: 100-90 89.99-80 79.99-70 69.99-60 59.99-50 49.99-39 no data
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Source: YCELP, CIESIN, WEF, and JRC (2008)
Total GHG Emissions, 2009
total mn metric tons
1556.7
541.0
3898.9
5424.5
443.6
7706.8
1591.1
414.9 425.2
417.7 451.2
EIA. 2011
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GHG Intensity, 2009
Metric tons of carbon dioxide per thousand year 2005 US$
0.45
0.35
0.81
0.42
0.32
0.92 0.47 0.47
0.24
0.99
0.54
EIA. 2011
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Emissions per Capita, 2009
Metric tons of carbon dioxide per person
11.1
8.5 17.7 4.0
1.4
5.8
1.7
2.1
9.2
EIA. 2011
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Major developed countries – pledges and the scale of challenge
Country Pledge for...